SAAT

SAAT is a national level entrance exam for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. If you are preparing for the SAAT exam 2024/25, then you need to get familiar with the SAAT exam pattern. Siksha O Anusandhan University conducts the admission test.  Every year plenty of aspirants apply for the SAAT entrance exam, and hence the university official conducts a strict admission process.The SAAT exam question paper contains 120 multiple-choice questions or MCQs. The candidates will get 3 hours to answer the questions. There are several courses enlisted in SAAT, and the exam pattern may change as per the courses selected by the candidates.There will be a penalty of 1 mark for each wrong answer and a reward of 4 marks for each correct answer. Syllabus for SAAT exam is mentioned below- For MBA/MHA/MTTM/MHM/ M.Sc:- Verbal Reasoning, analytical reasoning, general knowledge, comprehension, computer fundamentals.  For BHMCT:- Reasoning, service aptitude, general english, general knowledge, general science, numerical aptitude. For B.A.LL.B (Hons.)/BBA.LL.B. (Hons.)/BBA:- English including Comprehension, Elementary/Numerical Aptitude, General Knowledge/Current Affairs, Logical Reasoning, Legal Aptitude/Legal Awareness. For B.Tech/DDE/B. Pharm/B.Sc. Ag. /B.Sc:- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology (12th level).

Every year, Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA) College's MCA programme entrance requirements change based on a variety of variables, including the volume of applications and the overall results of the SAAT (Siksha 'O' Anusandhan entrance Test). In general, your chances of being admitted are better the higher your percentile. You can be at the bottom end of the spectrum with a percentile of 44.920 because competitive programs frequently have higher percentile cutoffs. For exact information, it's crucial to consult the SOA College admissions office or look into the cutoff trends from prior years. They can give you the most recent information on the cutoff as well as any other requirements that might be taken into account for the MCA program. You might still have a chance if you are near or over the minimum cutoff, particularly if the cutoff is lower for that specific year.